Marcia Milgrom Dodge has been working as a theatre director for 30 years. This past year she made it to Broadway for the first time with the critically-lauded production of Ragtime.

The show did not make it, but Milgrom Dodge and the production received multiple Tony nominations.

In this interview with PBS’ Need to Know, Milgrom Dodge talks about making a career as a working director around the country.

Here’s to hoping it doesn’t take another 30 years for her to make it back to Broadway.

Watch the full episode. See more Need To Know.

A Broadway director’s unexpected date with Tony (PBS- Need to Know)

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